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Founded in 2009, Bilibili originally started as a niche video community for anime, comics, and gaming fans before growing massively to become one of China’s largest digital entertainment platforms. Often described as China’s answer to YouTube and boasting around 376 million monthly active users, the platform is known for its creator-driven culture, diverse lifestyle and…

When the product itself is no longer the sole determining factor for success, and the marginal effect of traffic acquisition keeps decreasing, how can we establish a genuine sense of presence in locations where overseas players are concentrated?

Director Shiva Nirvana is known for sensible films that blend light-hearted entertainment with strong emotions. After making his debut with the successful Ninnu Kori, Shiva Nirvana went on to direct four films and is now coming up with his fifth, Irumudi, starring Ravi Teja and Priya Bhavani Shankar in the lead roles. Mythri Movie Makers…

The helmets of the San Francisco 49ers and the Los Angeles Rams | USA TODAY Sports

This week’s Wednesday Comics Reviews bends the knee to Regicide #1, celebrates a fantastic Hello Kittycomic, checks in on Ignition Press’latest, and much more! Plus, FOC Watch and the Prog Report!

Big Tech companies are expanding gaming across smartphones, TVs, PCs, VR headsets and cloud services (AI-generated image)

For years, American football looked like the one sport that would stay American. Its rules seemed too intricate. Its season ran too short. Its culture stayed too tied to college towns and Thanksgiving traditions to travel. Yet that assumption has quietly collapsed. Today, from São Paulo to Munich to Melbourne, the NFL commands passionate audiences…

After months of continuing declines, AXS crypto has turned around into an uptrend in 2026 and appears to be gaining renewed interest among traders and long-term holders without a major speculative event. Instead, the price correlates with the release of major ecosystem announcements and Axie Infinity activity.

The year was 1995. The internet as you know it today was still in its infancy. But if you flipped through TV Guide or your local newspaper, you might have stumbled across an ad for The WB’s inaugural Sunday night fall lineup.

Part of Apple’s Neuromancer presentation in Hall H a the 2026 San Diego Comic Con